The premier walks back reconciliation plans after voice defeat, saying whatever the state’s year-long consultation recommends will be taken to voters
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A state treaty will not progress past consultation and planning in New South Wales until after the next election as the premier, Chris Minns, walks back reconciliation plans.
Speaking on 2GB on Monday morning, the Labor leader said whatever was recommended after a $5m year-long consultation process would be taken to voters before being progressed – a reversal of the policy being spruiked last week.
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